Re: bowel movement issues

[Guest guest]

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> I took the eggshell calcium today. I've been looking forward to

> taking the magnesium as I've had problems not being able to go as easy

> as I used to. I decided not to take 1:1 ratio. I took 400mg of

> eggshell calcium and 300mg of Magnesium. 4 hrs later, I had slight

> cramping and a very loose BM (like diarreah). Should I do 200mg of

> Mag? Or keep with the 300mg for a few days? Also, my stools are

> green since starting on the Chlorophyll yesterday. Is that normal?

>

Your body probably isn't used to the magnesium, but taking cal & mag in

divided doses throughout the day is better rather than all at once.

Take 200 mg cal and 200 mg of mag at the same time with meals, and take

another dose of the same with another meal.

If the chlorophyll is making your stools green, first ensure the kind

of chlorophyll is made from alfalfa (Nature's Way Cholorofresh) and

take it with meals. Also ensure your digestion is good; check out that

section in my article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " or see our

Digestion Folder for testing your stomach acid levels, and how to take

digestive enzymes.

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

> But he is not wanting to have a bowel movement. We are having to sit

> in the bathroom with him and give him a fake suppository to get him

> started. Once he starts he will have a normal bowel movement. But

> what is happening if we don't have time to go through this before

> school he is having urine accidents and very loose (water only no

> solid) bowel movement accidents at school.

It seems odd that he has normal bms at home, with this procedure you

have found that works, but at school he will have diarrhea. Are they

giving him a morning snack or something that he does not tolerate?

If you suspect yeast die off, try giving activated charcoal about

30-45 minutes after your anti-fungal.

>>and lastly should I back off on the

> between meals enzymes to slow this down?

You can try this, see if it helps.

Dana